Sentence examples for challenging claims from inspiring English sources

He has signed an expert witness statement challenging claims about damage to UK‑US relations made by Foreign Office officials.

"It's terribly important that we be very tough-minded about doing things that work, not things that don't work, and about testing, challenging, claims," he told the executives.

Further challenging claims about the end of culture in the city is that the number of public art exhibits grew under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's tenure.

Recorded food bank use in the UK rose to record levels over in the past 12 months, challenging claims that the dividends of Britain's economic recovery are being equally shared.

Five years later, in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq, ElBaradei earned the antipathy of the Bush Administration, and the admiration of those who believed that it was moving recklessly toward war, by challenging claims that Saddam Hussein was developing nuclear arms and by urging continued inspections.

Mr. Shipp's manuscript mentions several other lawyers who helped him in the case, including Mark Zaid of Washington, who has represented many intelligence officials in lawsuits against the government, and Jonathan Turley, a George Washington University law professor who has filed several lawsuits challenging claims of executive secrecy.

In principle, Russian authorities say bank clients can challenge claims in court.

In November 2011, for example, 1-800 challengedhallenged claims made on Facebook by a competitor, Coastal Contacts.

Such atrocities seriously challenge claims by the current administration that it is bringing under control the security crisis it inherited.

To add to Clegg's woes, a universities thinktank has challenged claims by ministers that proposed scholarships for the poorest students will boost social mobility.

THE POSTGRANT REVIEW With the new postgrant review process, anyone can challenge claims in a patent for nine months after it is granted.